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The Minister's rejection of compensation for those affected by ash dieback puts a big question mark on the future of the farm forestry sector, the IFA has argued.
On average, 120 veterinary students graduate abroad every year and just 60 of them come back to join the Irish register, retired Cork vet Ian Fleming has said.
The Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers rejects the allegations made against it by Gerry Coffey, who stepped down as president last week.
Rachel Donovan speaks to Martin Mulkerrins from Moycullen, Co Galway, about playing a season on the US pro handball tour, studying ag science, doing a masters and going on to lecture in Mountbellew.